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The recruiter starts the interview: "So, tell me about yourself."
You start with: "Well, I was born in..." or "As you can see on my resume..."
The recruiter's brain: Zoned out. Bored. Checking their watch.
You just lost the "First Impression" battle. Say this instead:
You start with: "Well, I was born in..." or "As you can see on my resume..."
The recruiter's brain: Zoned out. Bored. Checking their watch.
You just lost the "First Impression" battle. Say this instead:
The "Tell Me About Yourself" Myth
Most candidates think this is an icebreaker to "warm up." It’s actually the most important 90 seconds of the interview. It sets the Narrative Anchor. If you ramble, you are labeled "unstructured." If you are concise and value-driven, you are labeled "leader."
Most candidates think this is an icebreaker to "warm up." It’s actually the most important 90 seconds of the interview. It sets the Narrative Anchor. If you ramble, you are labeled "unstructured." If you are concise and value-driven, you are labeled "leader."
The "Recruiter's Secret" Agenda
When they ask this, they aren't looking for a biography. They are looking for the answer to a single question: "Why are you the solution to the specific problem I have right now?" Your answer shouldn't be about your life; it should be about your Product-Market Fit.
When they ask this, they aren't looking for a biography. They are looking for the answer to a single question: "Why are you the solution to the specific problem I have right now?" Your answer shouldn't be about your life; it should be about your Product-Market Fit.
BREAKING: AI can now build you a business in 24 hours.
Here are 16 insane Grok 4 prompts to turn any idea into income in 2026: (Save for later)
Here are 16 insane Grok 4 prompts to turn any idea into income in 2026: (Save for later)
1/ THE BUSINESS IDEA GENERATOR
"I have $500 and 10 hours per week. Analyze current market gaps, my skills in [your skills], and generate 5 business ideas I could launch this month. Include startup costs, timeline, and first revenue projections."
This prompt is stupid powerful.
"I have $500 and 10 hours per week. Analyze current market gaps, my skills in [your skills], and generate 5 business ideas I could launch this month. Include startup costs, timeline, and first revenue projections."
This prompt is stupid powerful.
2/ THE COMPETITOR DESTROYER
"Act as a market analyst. Research [competitor name] and identify 3 weaknesses in their offering. Then create a differentiation strategy I could execute with limited budget to capture their customers."
Watch them panic.
"Act as a market analyst. Research [competitor name] and identify 3 weaknesses in their offering. Then create a differentiation strategy I could execute with limited budget to capture their customers."
Watch them panic.
#New Ambassador James Jeffrey tells Congress that the U.S. has a "moral obligation" to ensure its Kurdish allies are not mistreated by the new Sharaa government in Damascus. As the January 30th SDF integration deal moves forward, Jeffrey insists the U.S. must remain a "guarantor" of Kurdish rights.
In a blunt assessment, Amb. Jeffrey reminds the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the U.S.-SDF relationship was always "temporary, tactical, and transactional". He argues the fall of Assad has changed the situation "for the better," but questions remain on how the U.S. will balance its new partnership with Damascus against Kurdish autonomy
Ambassador Jeffrey warns that the SDF’s integration into a unified Syria is "imperative" for counterterrorism. However, he notes that while the U.S. now has "two partners" in Damascus and the SDF, the success of the transition depends on whether the Sharaa government honors its pledges on Kurdish language and cultural rights.
How to truly know if you're a useless trader
A THREAD 🧵🧵
A THREAD 🧵🧵
Let's be honest here, not everyone in the markets knows what they're doing.
Some of us are just emotionally attached to bad decisions… and somehow those bad decisions make us feel like we're doing the right thing
In this thread, I'll show you how to know if you're a useless trader
Some of us are just emotionally attached to bad decisions… and somehow those bad decisions make us feel like we're doing the right thing
In this thread, I'll show you how to know if you're a useless trader
1. You confuse being busy with being profitable.
You're always in a trade, always analyzing, always doing something but your account never grows
You think the more you trade , the more money you make when in reality, more trades often just means more losses ,more mistakes, and more emotional decisions.
Being busy makes you feel productive. Being profitable strongly requires patience, and knowing when not to trade
You're always in a trade, always analyzing, always doing something but your account never grows
You think the more you trade , the more money you make when in reality, more trades often just means more losses ,more mistakes, and more emotional decisions.
Being busy makes you feel productive. Being profitable strongly requires patience, and knowing when not to trade
Can AI agents design better memory mechanisms for themselves?
Introducing Learning to Continually Learn via Meta-learning Memory Designs. A meta agent automatically designs memory mechanisms, including what info to store, how to retrieve it, and how to update it, enabling agentic systems to continually learn across diverse domains. Led by @yimingxiong_ with @shengranhu 🧵👇 1/
Introducing Learning to Continually Learn via Meta-learning Memory Designs. A meta agent automatically designs memory mechanisms, including what info to store, how to retrieve it, and how to update it, enabling agentic systems to continually learn across diverse domains. Led by @yimingxiong_ with @shengranhu 🧵👇 1/
Researchers have devoted considerable manual effort to designing memory mechanisms to improve continual learning in agents. But the history of machine learning shows that handcrafted AI components will be replaced by learned, more effective ones.
We introduce ALMA (Automated meta-Learning of Memory designs for Agentic systems), where a meta agent searches in a Darwin-complete search space (code) with an open-ended algorithm, growing an archive of ever-better memory designs.🧠🔬📈✨ 2/
We introduce ALMA (Automated meta-Learning of Memory designs for Agentic systems), where a meta agent searches in a Darwin-complete search space (code) with an open-ended algorithm, growing an archive of ever-better memory designs.🧠🔬📈✨ 2/
ALMA performs open-ended exploration for memory designs. It embraces the principles of open-endedness and AI-generating algorithms, meaning it keeps promising stepping stones even if they are not high-performing, because they often ultimately lead to breakthroughs. ALMA applies the same open-ended playbook as other projects from our lab, such as the Automatic Design of Agentic Systems (ADAS), Automated Capability Discovery (ACD), open-endedness via models of human notions of interestingness (OMNI), and the Darwin Gödel Machine. 🌍🤔🧪3/
Minneapolis – Following a Jan. 17 counterprotest to a march led by @JakeLang, members of the Defend the 612 ICE Watch Signal network shared an image claiming involvement in physical confrontations during the event. Details in thread. ⬇️
In the lead-up to the event, Signal chats associated with the group discussed defensive strategies and rejected nonvioIence as the only approach.
I was removed from two Signal groups after advocating for nonvioIent protest only.
David Bach is one of America’s most trusted financial experts.
Recently, he broke down:
• Why saving $27 a day beats earning more money
• The hidden system that keeps most people in debt
• Why homeowners are ~40× wealthier than renters
His 10 key insights:
Recently, he broke down:
• Why saving $27 a day beats earning more money
• The hidden system that keeps most people in debt
• Why homeowners are ~40× wealthier than renters
His 10 key insights:
David Bach has advised millions of Americans on building wealth.
He spent 9 years at Morgan Stanley, wrote books that sold 10 million copies, and helped ordinary people become millionaires.
His 10 insights challenge everything you think about money:
He spent 9 years at Morgan Stanley, wrote books that sold 10 million copies, and helped ordinary people become millionaires.
His 10 insights challenge everything you think about money:
1. Homeowners are worth 40x more than renters.
Average homeowner: over $400,000 net worth.
Average renter: $10,000 net worth.
Buy a $200,000 home with $40,000 down. It doubles to $400,000.
You made $200,000 on $40,000 invested.
Renters can't access this.
Average homeowner: over $400,000 net worth.
Average renter: $10,000 net worth.
Buy a $200,000 home with $40,000 down. It doubles to $400,000.
You made $200,000 on $40,000 invested.
Renters can't access this.
BREAKING: AI can now do market research like McKinsey (for free).
Here are 12 insane Claude Opus 4.6 prompts that replace $5,000 consultant: (Save for later)
Here are 12 insane Claude Opus 4.6 prompts that replace $5,000 consultant: (Save for later)
1/ Market Sizing & TAM Analysis
You are a McKinsey-level market analyst. I need a Total Addressable Market (TAM) analysis for [YOUR INDUSTRY/PRODUCT].
Please provide:
• Top-down approach: Start from global market → narrow to my segment
• Bottom-up approach: Calculate from unit economics × potential customers
• TAM, SAM, SOM breakdown with dollar figures
• Growth rate projections for the next 5 years (CAGR)
• Key assumptions behind each estimate
• Comparison to 3 analyst reports or market research firms
Format as an investor-ready market sizing slide with clear methodology.
Context: My product is [DESCRIBE PRODUCT], targeting [TARGET CUSTOMER] in [GEOGRAPHY].
You are a McKinsey-level market analyst. I need a Total Addressable Market (TAM) analysis for [YOUR INDUSTRY/PRODUCT].
Please provide:
• Top-down approach: Start from global market → narrow to my segment
• Bottom-up approach: Calculate from unit economics × potential customers
• TAM, SAM, SOM breakdown with dollar figures
• Growth rate projections for the next 5 years (CAGR)
• Key assumptions behind each estimate
• Comparison to 3 analyst reports or market research firms
Format as an investor-ready market sizing slide with clear methodology.
Context: My product is [DESCRIBE PRODUCT], targeting [TARGET CUSTOMER] in [GEOGRAPHY].
2/ Competitive Landscape Deep Dive
You are a senior strategy consultant at Bain & Company. I need a complete competitive landscape analysis for [YOUR INDUSTRY].
Please provide:
• Direct competitors: Top 10 players ranked by market share, revenue, and funding
• Indirect competitors: 5 adjacent companies that could enter this market
• For each competitor, analyze: pricing model, key features, target audience, strengths, weaknesses, and recent strategic moves
• Market positioning map (price vs. value matrix)
• Competitive moats: What makes each player defensible
• White space analysis: Gaps no competitor is filling
• Threat assessment: Rate each competitor (low/medium/high threat)
Format as a structured competitive intelligence report with comparison tables.
My company: [DESCRIBE YOUR BUSINESS AND POSITIONING]
You are a senior strategy consultant at Bain & Company. I need a complete competitive landscape analysis for [YOUR INDUSTRY].
Please provide:
• Direct competitors: Top 10 players ranked by market share, revenue, and funding
• Indirect competitors: 5 adjacent companies that could enter this market
• For each competitor, analyze: pricing model, key features, target audience, strengths, weaknesses, and recent strategic moves
• Market positioning map (price vs. value matrix)
• Competitive moats: What makes each player defensible
• White space analysis: Gaps no competitor is filling
• Threat assessment: Rate each competitor (low/medium/high threat)
Format as a structured competitive intelligence report with comparison tables.
My company: [DESCRIBE YOUR BUSINESS AND POSITIONING]
🚨 BREAKING: You can now sign up for the Trump Account for your kids.
Here are all the details:
Here are all the details:
A Trump account is an IRA account (that is not Roth) created for the exclusive benefit of an eligible individual:
1. Hasn't turned 18 by the end of the year
2. An election was filed for (more on this in a sec)
3. Has a valid Social Security number
1. Hasn't turned 18 by the end of the year
2. An election was filed for (more on this in a sec)
3. Has a valid Social Security number
You can use Form 4547 to submit an election to open an account:
I told my therapist:
“I’m not suicidal…
but I’m tired in a way that scares me.”
She didn’t brush it off.
She didn’t say “everyone gets tired.”
She didn’t tell me to think positive.
She said softly:
“I’m not suicidal…
but I’m tired in a way that scares me.”
She didn’t brush it off.
She didn’t say “everyone gets tired.”
She didn’t tell me to think positive.
She said softly:
“That sentence usually means someone has been surviving alone for too long.”
And suddenly it made sense.
And suddenly it made sense.
Because it’s not that you want to end your life
it’s that you can’t keep living it this way.
It’s a deep exhaustion:
The kind that sits in your bones.
The kind that makes simple things feel impossible.
The kind that makes your chest heavy before the day even starts.
it’s that you can’t keep living it this way.
It’s a deep exhaustion:
The kind that sits in your bones.
The kind that makes simple things feel impossible.
The kind that makes your chest heavy before the day even starts.
Harvard University just dropped FREE online courses for 2026.
No tuition.
No applications.
No catch.
Here are 10 Harvard courses most people will wish they didn’t skip this year:
No tuition.
No applications.
No catch.
Here are 10 Harvard courses most people will wish they didn’t skip this year:
1. Introduction to AI with Python
About: This course introduces the core ideas of artificial intelligence. You learn how machines solve problems like search, reasoning, and decision making using Python, with a strong focus on real AI concepts.
Get Here: edx.org/learn/artifici…
About: This course introduces the core ideas of artificial intelligence. You learn how machines solve problems like search, reasoning, and decision making using Python, with a strong focus on real AI concepts.
Get Here: edx.org/learn/artifici…
2. Introduction to Computer Science
About: This course is a beginner friendly introduction to computer science. It explains how computers work, how programs are written, and how to solve problems using logical thinking and code.
Get Here: edx.org/learn/computer…
About: This course is a beginner friendly introduction to computer science. It explains how computers work, how programs are written, and how to solve problems using logical thinking and code.
Get Here: edx.org/learn/computer…
